News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-03


s1.oO. Five cents per line each subsequent in
ssertion.
FLOUR, FLOUR. winter wheat
Aour at c. NJ. Strong's, Hyde Park
81 so per barrel. Every barrel war
ranted. These prices are strictly for
Cash.
A. @. SMALL, AuctioDeer, Morris.
vile, VT. Farm sales a speciality. Par.
tiestar attention given to out-of-towr
! business Correspondence solicited in
regard to dates, auction bills, etc
Miss Carrie Wilson has returned
to johnson and is prepared to dc
first class dress-maszing by the day
Cutting and fitting a especially. Please
call on her at Mrs. Gray's in the Allen
House. JOHNSON, Vt.
Marble works 4. COST have a
larger stock If monuments and head
stones than care to carry over the
winter, and will sell anything l have
made up at cost, to be delivered this
fall. My stock is first class in every
respect. and those wanting anything
in my line will save money by buying
now. +. Z. FOSTER.
Beaver slippers with leather or felt
soles. The warmest and best thing
out, at Grigg's, Waterbury.
A fine assortment of beaver, but
ton, lace and congress boots for la
dies wear at Grigg's, Waterbury.
A large line of new, fine, hand
sewed shoes in calf, dongoIa or aliga-
tor stock, at Griggs' shoe store, Wa
.terhury.
The subscriber offers the following
property cheap: A yearling colt grand
son of Old Pilot, weighs 775 pounds,
and is from my Morgan mare; l fine
rosewood organ with IA stops, 8 full
sets of reeds. 5 octaves, knee swell,
etc. 1 fine sleigh robe, a quantity of
household furniture, stone jars, wash
ing machines, boilers. etc. All will
be sold cheap. W. FL. HYDE.
Morrisville, Vt.
More new goods at S. H. Tits. A
nice line of ladies' dress goods, with
trimmings to match. Ladies' and
children's cloaks and saques, hosiery
and gloves. Tsboggan caps o spec,
ialty. Mems and boys leather ant
rubber bouts. The price will make
you laugh, if there is any laugh il
you. Wolf robes at very low pIices
do not stop when / get down t.
hard-pan. i sink lower TO please M
customers. Horse blankets, hats ant
caps. and all kinds OF undertaking
i pay % cents per dozen for eggs
~rrah for Hewey!
-, ~@sson why the trade of Pix
Lne Stowe, is steadily in
q "allace' { tbeiF already Iarg
creasing is tina. saednS sannIemenf
stock is constantly - Sa apg e,trao
ed and increased by L.. sso+ 1bo
tive goods, and from the q Sater
they have started with the fu. - ~
mination of doing straight-for" ~
business. They are also upon the
low priced goods racket, such as -four
for S4.25, 4 pounds good tea for 81,
best corn meal in the market at 81 20,
etc. A fine line of dress goods in
many different shades, and at the
lowest prices. The finest line of black
dress goods in town; also a large
stock of mems hats and caps in diff
ferent colors and styles mems boots
and ladies' shoes of all kinds. They
have the finest display of winter
shawls, ladies' and children's tobog'
gan hoods and toques in Stowe, to
which they would invite special atten'
ton. All kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for goods.
Read this, please. A few mor'
overcoats to close out at o. G. Har
ms, cheap for cash; 10 more sold il
one day last week. A big stock o
gloves and mittens, horse blanket
and gents underwear. AS | have al
ready sold six dozen blankets the las
month, will close them out cheap /
make room for holiday goods. NJ
stock of drugs and groceries is CON
plete. A good -four for $3.50. Wi
sell you or pounds good tea for s
and will sell you the best Jap tea i
town for so cents. / have the bes
Java coffee in town call for samples
so pounds sold in one day. My stoc